October 23, 2011
What are you doing to save money. – Gas prices.?
I filled up my vechile and it cost $110.00. I only drive to work and once a week food shopping. I usually fill up every 4 weeks.
But I need to save money.
How do you deal with these high prices? what are you changing in your life to save money? Are your changes making a positive difference?
Example: in my house we have cut out meat. We are eating seasonal foods and more grains and beans. We saved lots of money, and lost weight – 35 pounds in 9 months.
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Comments on What are you doing to save money. – Gas prices.?
walking
I’d rather take the bus
well if the store is close ride a bike or walk. by a card for the gas store and it will save you some change. dont go joy riding. ride the b bus and it will save you money to.
im working alot thats really the only time i drive. i live in a town that is decent size but were not big enough to have a city bus. So i dont really have a choice but to use my car.
every four weeks is really good.
its 3.99 in Texas
Here is what you can do:
1) Remove Excess Weight: Save gas by taking all that useless junk out of your car. 100 pounds can reduce your cars MPG by 2%.
2) Avoid Driving Fast: Speeding lowers your cars gas mileage by 33% at highway speeds and 5% around town. Save money on gas by slowing down a little, avoiding jack-rabbit starts and coast to red lights.
3) Gas Cards: You can save on gas prices because many gas cards offer a 10% to 15% discount. If a gallon of gas costs you $2.75, then that gas card could save you as much as 41 cents per gallon!
4) OverDrive: Use your cars overdrive gear whenever you can. Lowering your rpm’s uses less fuel and will save money on gas.